Lot 457 Fossilized DIPLOMYSTUS DENTATUS, an Extinct Fish from the Eocene Age
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DIPLOMYSTUS DENTATUS Fossil Specimen in its original matrix. This is an extinct freshwater fish related to the modern herring from the Eocene Age. It is displayed with a plaque that reads "Diplomystus Dentatus Eocene Age 30,000-50,000 BPT Lincoln County, Wyoming". The Fish measures 17" Long, the complete Matrix measures 21.5" Long x 9" Wide. COLLECTIBLE ROCKS MINERALS AND FOSSILS
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